Supreme Court of India
Bank of India and Ors. v. T. Jogram
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Service law: Bank of India Officer, Employees (Conduct) Regulations, I976: Regulations 3 and 24-Misconduct--Compulsory retirement-Officer c of the Bank found guilty of submitting inflated and false bills claiming travelling, boarding and lodging expenses and halting al/owance Compulsorily retired from service-Held, Single Judge of High Court was right in holding that order of compulsory retirement was passed based on material available on record and the charges leveled were proved against -{ the delinquent. Constitution of India, 1950: Article 226-Judicial review of orders passed in
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